Dyeing Batik Dyeing A Manual of Dyeing 6 ebooks on CD

1. A manual of dyeing (1908) 292 pages

WITH THE DYESTUFFS OF THE CASSELLA COLOR COMPANY
NEW YORK

Vol. II.
WOOL. SILK.
HALF.WOOL. HALF- SILK.

In compliance with a long felt want and frequently expressed desire, we have taken occasion to publish, as
a supplement to our exhaustive works on ''Cotton Dyeing", ''Wool D3^eing" and "Union D3^eing" etc. issued
by us during the last few years,
A MANUAL OF DYEING
as a kind of handy book for the dye-house in pocketbook
form giving particulars in a concise manner regarding the most important methods of dyeing.
The present Volume II deals with The Dyeing of Wool, Silk, Half-Wool and Half-Silk.

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2. Batik and other pattern dyeing (1920)  148 pages

DAVIS BAKER
IDA STRAWN BAKER
OF
THE WALDCRAFT STUDIOS
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

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3.  Bleaching, dyeing, and calico-printing. With formulae (1884) 224 pages

ALTHOUGH the present volume claims to be little more than a summary of the arts of Bleaching, Dyeing, and
Calico-printing, the Editor hopes it may, notwithstanding, be found a ready and serviceable manual for
practical workers, and that in many cases, it may be instrumental in shortening the time and trouble, that
would otherwise be expended in consulting the pages of larger and more elaborate 'works.

CONTENTS.
CHAP. PAGE
I. BLEACHING i
II. DYEING 33
III. CALICO-PRIXTI-XCJ 61
IV. DYE STUFFS 133
APPENDIX 193

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4. Dyeing of Woollen fabrics (1902) 290 pages

BY FRANKLIN BEECH

WITH THIRTY-THREE ILLUSTRATIONS

In this little book the author has endeavoured to
supply the dyer of woollen fabrics with a conveniently
arranged handbook dealing with the various
branches of the wool dyeing industry, and trusts that
it will be found to meet the want which undoubtedly
exists for such a book.

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5. Dyeing properties, direct dyestuffs (1900) 174 pages

Manufacturers of dyestuffs have traditionally confined the published data on their products to fastness properties and certain characteristics such as solubility and staining of effect threads. In general, systematic information on the dyeing properties of broad ranges of dyestuffs has not been available, principally because of the complicated factors involved and the diverse nature of the textile industry. Geigy has pioneered in this field by publishing in England and on the Continent,
carefully prepared volumes of graphs of the important variables that influence
the application of Direct dyestuffs. This radical departure from technical literature previously available for the dyer's guidance met w/ith approval exceeding all expectations, and requests for copies came from all parts of the world. Prompted by such an enthusiastic reception abroad, this North American edition has been prepared with confidence as to its value for dyers, textile chemists and students
of the art of dyeing.

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6. Dyes and dyeing (1918)  338 pages

BY CHARLES E. PELLEW
Formerly Adjunct Professor of Chemistry
at Columbia University